In today's physics class, we went over Transparency 6-3 Worksheet (Uniform Circular Motion) , and both sides of the Centripetal Acceleration and Centripetal Force worksheet. Just a reminder, we had to hand in questions 4 and 5 of Centripetal Force worksheet for marks!
We also had to pick up one worksheet (Acceleration and Circular Motion) and two readings (Centripetal and Centrifugal Forces, and Motion Near the Earth's Surface). Please have the worksheet done for tomorrow's class and also read through both readings.
Also, if you still have your lab from Thursday, it is now overdue!
Enjoy the rest of your night!
-- Rainer
This blog is for grade 12 students who are studying physics. It is intended to provide a forum for students to discuss, debate and question the topics we cover this semester.
Showing posts with label circular motion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label circular motion. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
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Applet for Circular Motion
Circular Motion Applet
Take a look at the direction of the force vector and the acceleration vector.
What is the relationship between the tangential velocity vector and the acceleration vector?
What is the relationship between the tangential velocity vector and the force vector?
In what direction do both the force & acceleration vectors point? Can you explain why this is so?
Take a look at the direction of the force vector and the acceleration vector.
What is the relationship between the tangential velocity vector and the acceleration vector?
What is the relationship between the tangential velocity vector and the force vector?
In what direction do both the force & acceleration vectors point? Can you explain why this is so?
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